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Meanings of heavy affliction in English
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Usage of heavy affliction in English
1
This was a further heavy affliction for Robert Moffat and his wife.
2
Now, I feel only a sense of some very heavy affliction removed.
3
The Lord help and comfort you, my dear master, under this heavy affliction.
4
At length a heavy affliction and trial overtook Mrs Sunnyside-Bill'smother.
5
My (Our) sincere sympathy goes out to you in your heavy affliction.
6
For several years they seemed very prosperous and happy; then a heavy affliction came.
7
But it has pleased the Lord to give me a great and heavy affliction.
8
God bless you, and support you under your heavy affliction.
9
The allusions seemed to Gordon a bit incongruous with the recent heavy affliction of the household.
10
The Lord has sent me a heavy affliction.
11
The heavy affliction has passed away-Ajaxis restored.
12
A heavy affliction is likely to befall us, and I go to prepare him for it.
13
My heavy affliction is occasioned by intelligence of three distressing events which I have just received.
14
He will have cruel suffering, loss, injury of the body, heavy affliction, or loss of mind.
15
It is not a heavy affliction, however.
16
She pressed down, so far as she could, the heavy affliction that was weighing upon her mind.
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